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Chibitember, day 4: extraterrestrial
I chose to draw Urusei Yatsura (Lamu in France).
#chibitember2019 #day4 #extraterrestrial #uruseiyatsura #lamu #fanart #manga #promarker #gimp #clairefontainepaper #greenhair #horns #alien
Kisah kasih di sekolah. 🎆 is tattoo not prohibited for highschooler? #GerardWay #FrankIero #mcr #art made with #procreate #iPadPro
Chibitember 2019, day 3: Priestess
I draw Minori from the anime Log Horizon.
#chibitember2019 #day3 #priestess #fanart #loghorizon #anime #magic #manga #clairefontainepaper #promarker #gimp #monthlychallenge
@DavidEvans_ROM @sgale268 Yes, the LACM Triceratops prorsus’s cast is exhibited there.
@Giancarlo_Volpe I’m Mona, I make glyphic monsters and reinterpretations of pop culture creatures!
Recently worked at Ellation/Crunchyroll as a concept artist, exhibited at Guillermo del Toro’s expo, and have worked with BOOM!, Criterion & Fangamer.
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Two images of Palanquin Bearers, Delhi 1820. Company School, unknown artist (?) These were part of the works exhibited in 2017 at the 20th Anniversary of Asian Art in London, Grosvenor Gallery with an introduction by @DalrympleWill #Art #History
August 22, 1806: French painter/printmaker Jean-Honoré Fragonard dies.
Fragonard's "Coresus and Callirhoë" (1765) was exhibited at the Salon in Paris, where it was subsequently purchased for King Louis XV.
🎨 Jean-Honoré Fragonard, "Coresus and Callirhoë", 1765
"Staring" by Elise Mendelle. Elise exhibited @artroomsfairs Rome 2019 edition. Her work is on sale on https://t.co/M1xE7Wun38. https://t.co/4iElucRF1F
In 1934 she returned to Hawick & exhibited in Edinburgh. Self-portrait (1943), Study in White (c1939), Still Life (c1938) & Tulips (c1938-9) Dwelling in Scotland would lead her to refocus her efforts on her art. Tonality & volume were also concerns for her at the time.
Portrait of the Frankland sisters by John Hoppner gives an idea of the styles of 1795. Hoppner achieved fame as a brilliant colorist and first exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1780. #arthistory #fashionhistory
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Miniature Dioramas. More often seen in 19th century museums - The diorama was invented by Louis Daguerre and Charles Marie Bouton, first exhibited in Paris in July 1822 & in London on September 29, 1823.The meaning "small-scale replica of a scene, etc." is from 1902.
Two of the original watercolours from "The Flowers" (1898) were exhibited at Alphonse Mucha's solo exhibition at the Salon des Cent in 1897, but the entire set did not become available until the following year.
The third…
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